William McKinley Memorial (San Francisco), Memorial in California
The William McKinley Memorial stands prominently at the Golden Gate Park in San Francisco.
This memorial was established to honor William McKinley, the 25th President of the United States, after his assassination in 1901.
An example of early 20th-century public art and reverence for national leaders.
Visitors can view the monument when touring the eastern part of Golden Gate Park.
Features a statue of McKinley and is one of the few memorials dedicated to a U.S. president on the West Coast.
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